A clearer view before the next decision.
Fast construction schedules and many subcontractors can leave installation defects, incomplete work, or safety concerns behind. A phase inspection documents visible conditions while corrections are still easier to make and before key assemblies are concealed.
What this inspection covers
- Pre-drywall inspection before insulation and wall finishes
- Final new-build inspection before closing
- Blue-tape documentation of visible finish and function concerns
- Photo evidence organized for a clear builder conversation
- Optional 11-month warranty follow-up
Questions about New Construction
When should a pre-drywall inspection happen?
After major framing, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical rough-ins are installed, but before insulation and drywall conceal them. Confirm timing and access with the builder.
Does the city inspector make this unnecessary?
Municipal inspections serve a different purpose and schedule. An independent home inspector works for the buyer and provides a detailed client report.
Can the report be shared with my builder?
Yes. The report documents visible findings so you can discuss eligible corrections with the builder.